When it comes to "generic mana" that means you can use mana of any color for that part

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These love land recursion because you can return fetchlands to your hand, then replay them for two landfall triggers
Players are consistently incentivized to purchase new card decks, priced between $3 and $10, ensuring a continuous revenue stream
You can save a ton of mana on the best activated abilities with this cost reducer, and there are others, but none are as efficient and come online as fast as Training Grounds
Anytime you cast one of those four deep sea creature types, you get to look at a number of cards from the top of your deck equal to that spell's mana value